Vladislav Deulin

Vladislav Aleksandrovich Deulin was born on May 5, 1994. He established himself as a prominent figure in competition speed climbing. In 2016, he began to achieve international recognition, securing a silver medal in the Speed men’s category at the Worldcup in Wujiang, China.

His career saw significant progression in 2017, where he claimed three gold medals in the Speed discipline at various Worldcup events in Chongqing (China), Arco (Italy), and Xiamen (China). This performance led to him winning the World Cup overall title in Speed for 2017. Deulin continued to add to his medal collection in subsequent years, earning silver medals at the China Open in Guangzhou (2017), the Worldcup in Moscow (2018), and the International Climbing Series in Akishima, Tokyo (2018). In 2019, he achieved a significant milestone by becoming the European Champion in Speed at the European Championship in Edinburgh, Great Britain, and also secured a second-place ranking in the World Cup for Speed.

Deulin’s achievements include multiple World Cup medals, with a total of three gold, three silver, and four bronze medals by 2019. He was active in various international competitions, including the IFSC Climbing World Cup and European Championships. His career demonstrates consistent performance at the elite level of speed climbing, making him a recognized name in the sport.